*Boat Mechanic Associate

Established in 1969, Cigarette Racing has innovative vision and legendary style. Cigarette boats are uniquely hand-crafted in the United States and known globally for power, comfort, and luxury. Our high-level execution and premium quality are second to none and we stay committed to building the finest powerboats and center consoles in the world.

We are seeking a dependable and detailed Mechanic who will be responsible for installing, assembling, inspecting, testing, troubleshooting, and repairing mechanical and plumbing systems throughout the boat manufacturing process. This includes engines, propulsion components, fuel systems, pumps, steering, plumbing, tanks, hoses, fittings, and other onboard mechanical equipment.

The Mechanic is responsible for ensuring assigned equipment and systems are installed correctly, securely, and in accordance with engineering specifications, manufacturer requirements, company quality standards, safety requirements, and applicable marine industry standards. This position works closely with Production, Engineering, Electrical, and Quality Control to identify and correct installation or performance concerns and ensure vessels meet required quality and operational standards prior to completion and release.

ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

· Install, maintain, troubleshoot, and repair mechanical systems and equipment throughout the boat manufacturing process.

· Install and service engines, propulsion components, steering systems, pumps, fuel systems, tanks, and related mechanical equipment.

· Install and route marine plumbing systems, including freshwater, raw-water, drainage, bilge, sanitation, fuel, and cooling systems.

· Install hoses, fittings, valves, strainers, pumps, clamps, and related components according to engineering and manufacturer specifications.

· Inspect and verify completed installations to ensure equipment is properly mounted, secured, connected, aligned, and functioning as intended.

· Perform functional testing and troubleshoot leaks, improper connections, performance concerns, overheating, pressure issues, and other mechanical deficiencies.

· Ensure installations comply with company quality standards, engineering specifications, manufacturer requirements, safety procedures, and applicable marine industry standards.

· Read and interpret technical drawings, schematics, installation instructions, and equipment specifications.

· Identify and correct installation or workmanship issues and communicate concerns to Production, Engineering, or Quality Control as needed.

· Support final inspections and sea trial preparation by verifying mechanical and plumbing systems are operational and correcting identified deficiencies before vessel release.

· Follow OSHA requirements, company safety procedures, PPE requirements, and proper handling and disposal practices for oils, fluids, chemicals, and other waste.

· Maintain tools, equipment, and work areas in a clean, organized, and safe condition.

This list is not exhaustive, and responsibilities may be subject to adjustment based on the evolving needs of the business.